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"A Roustabout Killed on tho
Steamer Coahoma.

Last Thursday morning while tn,
Steamer CoahoIna was at n landing
on the Arkansas shore, near 81
Thomas, a roustabout, named Chas
Hight, refused to obey the orders o.
the mate, Mr.. james Smith, and At
tempted to incite the crew TO mutt
ny. Whom the stage was launched
the mate ordered the hands ou, with
the freight, but instead of obeying
started ashore empty handed, aud
being led by Height, who was arm
cd with a cotton hook aud large
k"iie, ard advancing on tho mate
in threatening attitude, the while
cursing and abusing him. Being il,
iminert danger, the mate drew a
pistol aud fired, the ball taking effect
In tho negroes heart.
a number of passengers, who
came up all testify that the deed was
justiliable. The mate left the boat
at the next lxuding f,r Marion,
where he said he would surrender
to the authorities. The dead roust-
cr was brought to this place, where
= Coroner's jury was summoned and
m inquest held, when = verdict in
I acc0rdancc with tho above was rem.
Dered.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10
DgAFNRss CAN'T RE CURED

by local applications, as they ca,
not reach the diseased portion Of tn,
ear. There is only ono way to eur,
Deafness, and That Is by oonsttu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
by All inha,ned condition of the mu.
Gus lining Of the Eustach,an Tube
When this tube gets inilamed, you
hsvc a rumb!ing sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entircl,
closed Deafness is the result, aud
unless the inflammation can be taken
out aud this tube restored to it's nor.
NAL condition, hearing will be de.
strnycd forever; nine cases oa. OF
Ia" are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an intlan,ed condition
Of the lnucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case of Deafness (caus
ed by Catarrh) that we cannot care
by taking Hall Catarrh Cure. Send
for circular, free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Teledo, O.
tB Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
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Search the Record.

Its leaders and managers are oter
nally Prsting about what the Rap
sblicsn party has done for tks coun
try. What has 1t Eye, done pr.v,
It surely. !ass never added one foo,
MirrTitory to the public domain
Il was under the administration Il.
Thomas Jefferson shat what wa,
known as the Louisiana territory wa
purchased from France for $4,000
600. This included tho vast area
lying west Of the Mississippi rivcl
and north of Texas, Mexico and Cal
ifornia, and extending n British
America, and embracing what IL now
known M the States Of Arkansas,
Cslorad': Missouri, Lonisians, Kaa-
sas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and
Oregon, the Indian Nation, and the
Territories of Dakota, Idaho, Mon.
'ana, Wyoming and Washington -
the whole being an area of l,l78,WO
square miles, third greater than the
original extent Of the country. 1t
Was under Morroc's administration
that Florida was purchased from
Spain ut the cos; of t5,NO,OW.
New territory to the extent of TO-
600 square miles was thus secured
and continuous line of sea coast
from Maine to Texas. I, was under
Pclk's administration that Texas was
annexed, with Az additional territory
of 27O,OOO square miles, while the
war with Mexico growing "ut Of it
gave the country part Of Arizona,
California, New Mexico, Nevada and
Utah, or BS0,OOO square miles. 1t
was under tho administration of
Pierce that what was known as the
Gadsdcn purchase was negotiated,
giving an additional 45,6OO square
miles OF territory, now included IN
Ariz,ma. Then there was the pur.
chase Of Alaska under Johnson's ad.
ministration, but as we do not look
upon this President A. a Democratic
Que, the Republicans can take unto
themselves oil the credit such pur.
chase implios. 1t is little enough,
heaven knows, bHt they should have
to keep them from going
out and hanging themselves through
sheer disgust at their own Boosting
and vain glorious prstsn,ioss.-[
Kansas City Times.
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office.

=, ny sirtn" of renewal order Of aaie Of tn,
iiooSt' Court oil Missssip,i county. hikausas
iu iSnlslv "a ~ the octobei tenn, 1897, |, the uu.
u Wi,'on. detessed, will on the nth day oi
i'ee"mher. 1887, al The door OF the Court iIouse
~ ~ me Town OF Oacoia. Ars,,9,sas s,il 10 the
niHh,r. bidder. ON credit OF three months the
wit. U'"''' W.
Inc Sea 0the Sws Of fcction "a, r H. N.
Y, East, contaln,ng i0ncres
Inc pu chaser will be r.aulrcd To piy. noto
WIN good ard approved SECURITY for the pay :
Incnt OF the same ''
said day "
This Nov. 18th 1854 II w NgNNrrT
Am'r. kst. Of " IL Wusun d,..',i
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sllERIFF's SALE or REAL ESTATE,

:. Notice is aescby given that by virtue Of An
Execution to me directed by the Cl,rk OF lhe
clruhit ourt u Mississippi Cuunty, state OF
Arkansas, will, on the
am, DAY Of JANU iRY. 1885.
~ the court HOUSE door, in the town of OscAo.
Ia, Cs''inty ani State Aforesaid. within loyal
hours OF sa'ld DAY offer for sale sn,l scl l., the
highc~t Gi,d best bidder on a credit OF Tire,
nr'htis The !oiiowirg dcscrib q Real Estatc,
sitnate IN th. town Of Osceola, County Of Mia
rlsstpPi tpd state OF A gtan sas to- wit.
lho Sou'h half of Town Lot ulupbur .ixtucu
t"rlginni snrv.y) and the fractional part OF !,
Lot aojmhint Thereto, i9S feet BY i32 lcct and
more particularly known AS tho Butler saloon
nuiilins ana property. and now occupied Ly
W L. Humphreys a n saloon, and lcv led Oh
as the property of Il y IIutl'r, anG " N bt, solI
10 satisfy judgement ia favor Of C., 4 ,,o'ah,.r
an. " &. s'hAithrl ~ ~ !!:.ccnods o t,r.,,s,
ri.th ,,..tiS CO ,fendercd as.inst the s,id n 2
,utet ,u LivOr Of the said strauss, pretz St'o
a. Z, III" say term 1850. OF tEu Mis-, i5Spni Circuit
-''art for III" sun of fiyc huudrrd and s.yu1
and a2-l6i Dollar, and Cost OF sutt
The purchaser thereof will b. ruquircd To-
glve note with Approved sccurity. and u Hen
VIII he r'tainc'l upon said Property 10 s,cuge
the payment "f he purchafe money,
bI5 Aovthib'r 10 1897. W. = llAyEI,
Shrrif Miss. co Ark
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ADMIN TRAITORS NOTICE

SoIN. IL HEREBY GIVEN, Tha, At IN,
Jahu'ry term ISSs, "f the Probate Court OF NJ "a.
sirsippI County. Arkansas. l. a. the sh,r mia.
tfa,or of the Estaie OF tho late w A Vau.bt
oecd wili apiiy "a said Court .or an order 10,
.he -sis II the following delcrib.d lands belong
n y II. East. and the &c y se 4 section a. II
Is, N. Il. u, East 90
sa'' land - be sold to ray The debts tia, nav,
o.ch i'r"''aiGd against said Estate, and any aud
Ing miide, can ut sa,d term l,e the same
T. II. kpHINSON,
December 4, 1887 '"@S"''
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

"Sae the capitalists ridins along
in their fine carriages" yelled So.
cialis, speaker at n meeting in Chi
cago suburb the other evening
I" Where. ask You, are our carriag.
n!' "S'loonke.per's drivin' mine
around" responded red nosed rc,
former Of society, with deep dcj"c-
tion; aud the orator changed the
subject
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

The mos, difficult people to got
along with are those who are slways
perfectly sure that they are in tho
right, and equally suro ,ha, you are
in the wrong.
In all life's experiences there is
not sweeter consolation tina friend
ship; by means Of which man, help
less rs he naturally is, finds bis
curi:y aud airport.
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The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

DIgD-At the residence of J. II
Culleys, on Carson Lake, Nov. IS
1887, Ar. James Albert Stow, agec
80 years.
Mr.. Stow came to this neighbor
hood about three weeks ago, an ut
ter stranger; he had little daugh
tor with him, about II years Of age
who has the sympathy Of the entir,
Q immunity in her sad bereavement
N. w. G..
Carson LALR, Nov. ".
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

Itch, Mango, and Scratches Of ey-
cry kind on human or animals cured
III % minutes by NvooIford's Sanita-
ry Lotion. This never fails. Sold
10y Gaylord & Hale, Druggist, Osce-
ola, ARK. ll-l26 6m.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN TIE xIs IssIPPl CIRCUIT CoUR -
MAY TERN. 1888.
h'''ah-,h b'Own Pl.in;ia.
george brown, ! Defendant
~ warned - appear ia this onrt witilin tniity
,1Fr anu answer the complaint OF th. I'lalnt,I
r.,la1nrlh Brown HUGH r. MCYkIGIi
a US us c Dsc Z, 1857 Ciers ircuit Court
~ ihmhasoa. atty for pit'f
H. ~ AeFsish, atty for uon-residsn. d6lt
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The great, the only remedy
for chills and fcvers-Armi.
stead's Ague Tonic.
Notice to Wheelers.

All Suborliuats Wheels Of Mis-.
sissippi County are notified to mec,
OH Thursday, December, 2Oth, 1887
at 10 A. NJ, at the Hall Of ElMo,
Wheel, at Elmot, for the purpose OF
organizing County Wheel. Each
Subordinate Wheel is earnestly ro.
qnested To send one delegate fm
every ten members, and one for each
fractional part thereof; aid we iur-
thcr desire all Nhselers IN good
standing to attend, as business of
Importance will come before the
body
J. I. JONES, President,
Cbickasswba Wheel, No. 1885.
HARRY CAsMAcK, Secretary
Dec. LIST, 1877.
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Expelled.

At a regSlas meeting OF Little
River Whccl No. 1852, Mississippi
County, Ark, held Nov. the 9th,
1877, X. Arnold WAS sxpsllsd Tor
contempt. B +. JACKSON,
y. n. jackson, Prcsident.
SOdratafY
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10
Ship Your Cotton to Fulton

We will pay the highest mnrke,
price for Cotton, and will also pay
all River freighis on same, shipped
O MS. Give us a chance, and we
will sell you Goods at Memphis
prices, in quantities.
Yours Truly,
~ 1913. a. LEA & co.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10
MANHOOD
AND
Sexual Power
~ the use Of
NrFD xrr~ A.
NERVITA!

Thngsands Of eases Of Nervous Debility,
mon,.l and physical weuA ness. lost manhood,
nUrso"s prortigtipn, resnlts Of indiscrstiOns,
eKccsfS's or any eause, cnrcd by Nervits. No
remedy ever offered to tho afflicted has muS
wiIh rnch unprecedented success 1t hes no
equal for curing all forms OF NERVOUS AsYp.
EanAusrtoN, DEpfLrrr on DxcAy. ID bsAs.
lCial effects ars Immediately psrosptibls; -
n few weeks after commencing It's uss . feeling
II removed vigor and strength ts apparent. II
effects n prompt and radical cure, AID 10 tAS
only rnf, and oGectual remsdy Known sss esr,
ing all forms Of Servons Debility fTsm aay
oause. !ts effects are pSrns. eat. No matter
how aggrHv vzted your case, how many rene.
dies you have tried, or how many doetors have
failed when the disease has Asmed the
skull nf the = b'est physicians, when meisnehsly
and dg9pair hove taken the place Of hope, asd
the word looks blank sRd drcsry, kervita
will inspire n"~ life and permanently onrs
body aud mind l.7H casss cursd By its uHs
Ia 1854 Strong fBith thst II will esso every
ense prompts me 10 send atrial psaehaes -
receipt NJ ~ -snts Tot postage. sts hans
LA.P pnp-r
Ds i q 0IIy. Box 10. CA!essc. m.
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Married.

LASD-FiELD: On Sandy Bay
ou, Dec. 3, 1897, at the residence Of
w. Hart, J. r., ME. JonN LAyp to
MISS GuiLLiE FIELD. No cards, no
cake.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

UOIJ ra'' live at home aud make more ssop-
I'LL cy NJ wnrk f'r NJ, than al ANY ything ~iss
iOO Ia HIS woria 'aps'Ai MOI nsssleti; yov
are started rec. Both kscye-; all ages. Any vae
start Costly o,iif, ani terms free oSsster NOT
delay. tusts ysna Hp'hing a. qssed - yNef -
'trss an. f'ai out; if yeu are wise yos III -
81 ~ orc~. u tsA!lxrr 4 s0.s Pustaes0s ~
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DlED-MR. GRoR0n w. SlDRow
Monday evening, Dec. s, 1887, al
,yphoid fever, in the 20th. year OF
his age. He lcavas a wife and two
young children 20 mourn his antime.
ly death.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

DIID-Mr. JOhN NJ. Cook, ol
Hickman Bend, died last week. ol
typhoid pneumonia
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10
A New Years Gift.

A chance to win a Fine Double
Barrel PEPPER Shot Gun. For every
dollars worth of Goods purchased a,
J.. A. NORRIS & cos, the buyers
viii be given chance to guess at
the number Of beans, contained ~ n
Sealed Glass Jar. The guess near
est the number will get $40 gun,
and the next nearest will get a Boys
Single Barrel Remington Shot Gun,
worth 1900 Now is your chance.
Dsaus 1afed Jan. 2nd. 1883.
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

DIR. POTTS CHILL. KILLER
is THE remedy fcr Chills aud Fever,
and Dumb Chills. 1-2-4m
The Osceola times., 1887-12-10

.eoxos u,oao announce to our friends
sssiaHiflwc the most elegant AS
sowunf Holiday Goods in town;
saluK pW Of Toilet Sets, Albums,
vc9Crames, Christmas Cards,
S.-all Of which will DO sol,l
,ut regard to cost. Come and
he convinced.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13
Pride-Spaford Nuptials.

Its always gratifying in the ups and
downs Of editorial life. now and then,
to chronicle the successes of our friends.
We are often able to note them in the
business world, but more often in the
social world. This week it is oul
pleasure to note the union in marriage
Of one of our most charming young
ladies, Miss Mammie Spaford, the
second daughter of S. A. Spafford,
one of our leading merchants and
successful business men; to Mr..
A. M. Pride of Appleton, young
man of sterling worth and honorable
business principles.
The ceremony was performed by the
Congregational Church pastor, Rev.
A l.. P. Loomis, at their family resi-.
dence in this city Wednesday forenoon
at 11:30 A. NJ, in the presence Of the
brides parents. relatives and a few
intimate friends. The ceremony was
short, impressive, and nicely rendered
receiving the hearty approval of those
who heard it
"Ivanhoe's" wedding march, render
ed by Miss Nellie Bell, announced the
appearance of bride and groom accom-
panied by Miss Tillie Spaford and Mr..
w. L. Wood as bridesmaid and grooms-
man. When stationed in the parlor
surrounded by relatives and admiring
friends and in the midst Of fragrant
flowers, Rev. Loomis, after a brief
ceremony declared this happy pair man
and wife. Congratulations were show
cred upon them, after which the COM
pany were seated to one of those
elegant wedding dinners that Mrs. S.
A. Spafford's untiring energy and
supervision is able to accomplish.
The bride and bridesmaid were
dressed in cream twilled flannel dresses
made up in the latest styles. and the
bride wore corsage boquet of natural
flowers. The groom and groomsman
we're in full dress suits with button
hole boquets.
The residence, dinner tables, ETC.,
were all decorated and festooned with
evergr eens and natural flowers giving a
gay and cheerful appearance to the
household. Presents were numerous
and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pride bid farewell to
their friends Wednesday afternoon and
took their departure on the four o'clock
train for Appleton where they will
make it their future home. Mr. Pride
is engaged in that city in the manufac.
ture of wood pulp. The REPORTER
joins with their many friends in
this community in wishing them pros.
porous and happy future.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13

STATE OF WISCONSIN IN CIRCUIT
COURT WOOD COUNTY,
c. A. TowDsend, Plaintiff,
Against
Johana Dolan. John DoIan, Chas. Witt and
ii. ii. Compton.--D Defendants.
Judgement entered and docketed Dec. 23d,
1855. due at that date e2620S Pursuant to and
by virtue Of the judgement and decree of fore
closure of said Circuit Court made entered
and docketed in the above entitled action on
the 23rdtday of Dec.1SS5 the defendants h "A wing
failed to pay the amount due. 1 will offer tor
sale and sell at public vendue to the highest
81 bidder for cash, at the front or north door Of
IN said Wood County. Wis, on Saturday the
18th day of Feb. 1887 at 10 o clock A. NJ. The
following described lands and premises being
the mortgaged premises described in and
Greeted by saidjudgement and decree, to w e.
Inc north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter OF sectlensNO. thirty-two (32) and the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty three (33) in Township No
twenty-three (23) north of Range No. five
60 east the same lying and being in the town o.
Slgel In Wood County. Wisconsin.
Dated the 9th day of Dec. 1886.
/. L. FORNANCE,
Sheriff of w ood Co., Wis
G. l.. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff Salty.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13
J. D. Witter Successful.

Madison Jan. 11th. The supreme
court to- day passed upon an interest
ing point involving the question Of the
nature of certificate of deposit, as to
whether it was the character of a
promissory note or of bailment upon
which no cause of action accrues until
demand, or that 1t is deposit and not
a loan. In 1869 James Curran depos-
tied with J. D. Witter banker of
Grand Rapids, $40. and received a
certificate therefore. The money was
checked out in a short time, but the
bank failed to demand return of certi-
fcate. A few years later Curran died
and in 1885, Henry Curran, admins,
traitor, began action to recover money
on the certificate, holding that it was
bailment and not loan. The de-
fendant contended that deposit be-
came loan on the part of the bank,
and that the statute of limitations. had
run against it. The court, through
Judge Lyons, holds that the certificate
has the nature of a promissory note.
and that the statute of limitations
apply. In the court below Witter, the
banker. lost. The case was reversed
by this court and the cause remanded
for new trial - Sentinel.
Gardner & Gaynor we're attorneys
in this case for Mr.. Witter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13

The Northern Wisconsin Ne,os is
authority for the following: Four
camps on Spirit river, to date;
Frank Smith, 100000; Tim O. Connor
100000; Arpin & Landry, 100000;
Dickey & Gumaer 100000. The
T. B. Scott Lumber company had a
meeting, Wednesday, and elected W.
A. Scott president of the company.
F. 2. Hixon continues as secretary
and treasurer. :. The Tomahauk
Land & Boom company are operating
three miles this side of the forks.
Their portable mill is in process of
construction and will be used for saw
ing timbers for the booms. dams and
piers. Logs are now being cut
and will be sawed for the purposes
mentioned. This company have a
large force at work on that part of their
dam and works lying outside of the
Wisconsin, river.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13
A Big Sale.

We understand from pretty good
authority that MIR. F. Garrison has
sold his store building, lot and mer-
chants stock in Centralia, to Mr.. J. d.
Witter, of this city, and the style of
the new firm as now organized will be
Geo. IN. Hill & Co. The considera
ton named in the transfer is in the
neighborhood of $4,000 What Mr..
Garrison expects to do is entirely a
conjecture but it is hoped and expected
that he will continue to be resident
OF Centralia and will engage in some
business that will be benefit to that
city.
Geo. NJ. Hill the member of the
new firm has been connected with
that store more or less for
the past fifteen years and is
fsvorably known and highly thought
OF by the patrons of that institution.
We are pleased to note his success in
reaching the upper round of the ladder
and the REPORTER joins with his
host of friends in this city wishing
him abundant success in his new
venture.
This change was quite surprise to
the business men on both sides of the
river as Mr.. Garrison, of all other
merchants. would be the last to sell
out. However, the changes that are
taking place may be an indication of
future prosperity and growth for Gen.
traIia and Grand Rapids. May the
prospect be fulfilled.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13

While in Wausau last Friday on a
business trip we called upon the former
residents of this city, the different
printing offices, and on Messrs. Zentner
& Paff. the principal stock holders in
the Queen Iron Mine. Lawyer G.. D.
Jones we found very busily engaged in
the work of his Office and in that happy
mood which seems to be part of his
nature. He is always deeply interest
ed in the welfare of his friends in this
city. At Heinman Bros large dry
goods store we enjoyed short visit
with Mr.. Herman Strasser who has
lately become resident of that city.
He holds an important position with
this firm and is highly pleased with
his future prospects. In the Central,
Torch and Reuie,o printing Offices we
found the forces all actively engaged in
getting out job work and apparently
doing a rushing business. These are
among the best equipped printing Offices
in the state, and credit to the busi-
ness interests of that thriving city
The miners in the Queen mine struck
iron ore in paying quantities the day
before and created considerable excite
ment. Stocks were sold at a rapid
rate during the day at $500. If iron
ore should be found in large quanti ties
on this lower range Wausau would
enjoy boom of immense proportions
We hope their fondest expectations
may be realized
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-01-13
Foreclosure sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT
COURT, WOOD COUNTY.
d. c. Townsend, Plaintiff.
AgainS:
j. w. Hammond and Lydia Hammond hi:
wife, Il go ..Hiles, L. Ward and w N. Armond
Judgement entered and docketea Dec. oath
1885 due at that date s23l.SS. Pursuant to and
by virtue of the judgement and decree Of
foreclosure of said Circuit CourtImade entered
and d9cketed in the above entitled action the
24th day of Dec. 1885 the defendants having
failed to, pay, the amount due. will offer fo
sale and sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, at the trent or north door OF
the Court House in the City of Grand Rapids
IN said Wood County. Wis, Oh Saturday the
18th day of Feb. 1887 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the
following described lands and premises being
the mortgaged premises described in and
effected by said Judgment, to-wit:
The north east quarter of the south-w est
quarter Of section twenty three (23) in Township
twenty-t hree (23> north of Range three (3) east
the same being and lying in the Town of W ood
In w ood County.tWiSconsin.
Dated the 9th day of Dec. 1886.
/. T. F0RNANCE,
Sheriff CT Wood Co.., Wis
u. L. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff Atty.